I first came across the fantastic flavours created by Chef Beatriz Maldonado Carreño at Elmore Jam, an eatery that caters for the City lunchtime…

There was an age when ska and reggae were deep underground and only to be heard in specialist record shops and clubs where many…

He’s the ex-junior doctor who lifted a lid on the crisis inside the NHS when he left the profession and turned his reveal-all diaries…

“We get so many questions about Black Holes – especially after the film Interstellar came out,” Brendan Owens, an astronomer at the Royal Observatory,…

Behind the Old Royal Naval College’s tours, talks and other events is a hard-working team of volunteers. If you fancy joining them, this taster…

With its name riffing on one of Shakespeare’s most famous comedies, this touring show by rising playwright Chloe Wade explores sexism and exploitation in…

With cabaret, comedy, music, circus and raunch all promised, An Evening of Burlesque at the Churchill Theatre sounds like a saucy good time. Head…

A family folk show for little ears Described by the Guardian as “The most original duo on the British folk scene” and by the…

Today, the Royal Court Theatre and Nimax Theatres welcomes six new cast members to the double Olivier Award nominated play, ‘For Black Boys Who…

Patch Plays is dedicated to staging productions with animal ethics and the environment at their root, hence Grace Joy Howarth’s Blood On Your Hands…

St Martin-in-the-Fields has a spectacular five-day immersive light and sound experience – Life. Designed as a walking journey through earth, sea and sky, Life…

Bermondsey resident Mortimer Mouse has been described as the world’s leading optimistic philosopher. In his new book Keep Squeaking Through he shows why he…